SJD do IR35 checks, and good?

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Hector replied

17 October 2007, 17:25
Originally posted by kesm View Post

Does everyone get investigated?

Not everyone gets to win the lottery, but just like the lottery, it could be you!
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gadgetman replied

17 October 2007, 10:48
On my first contract (since IR35 anyway) I paid out for the full SJD review/report and it was very good.

It quoted individual clauses with reasons as to why they were pointers to being outside IR35 and quoting relevant legal cases. My next gig was with the same agency and same contract.

My current role is with a completely different agency and I used the review included within the QDOS contractors club (£40 per annum with up to 4 contract reviews included). There was no comprehensive report but they changed the wording on the contract and schedule to make it compliant and did it within a couple of days.
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Contractor UK replied

17 October 2007, 09:19
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daviejones replied

17 October 2007, 07:49
Originally posted by kesm View Post

oh ok, so you get their free service and you are happy with it?

Yes...
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GreenerGrass replied

17 October 2007, 07:12
Originally posted by RightLaugh View Post

they had a quick look at mine and said it was ok.
1 weeks notice, substitution clause, no hrs specified etc.
Although I won't know for sure until I'm investigated I suppose.
I've also got PCG membership and the Randell Dorling insurance so pretty much covered.

Yeah, I had the free "quick look" and combined with PCG Plus membership it works for me.
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RightLaugh replied

16 October 2007, 15:19
Originally posted by kesm View Post

Ok great, i'll have a look at PCG membership and the Randell Dorling insurance then.

Does everyone get investigated?

no they don't.
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kesm replied

16 October 2007, 15:15
Originally posted by RightLaugh View Post

they had a quick look at mine and said it was ok.
1 weeks notice, substitution clause, no hrs specified etc.
Although I won't know for sure until I'm investigated I suppose.
I've also got PCG membership and the Randell Dorling insurance so pretty much covered.

Ok great, i'll have a look at PCG membership and the Randell Dorling insurance then.

Does everyone get investigated?
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RightLaugh replied

16 October 2007, 13:49
they had a quick look at mine and said it was ok.
1 weeks notice, substitution clause, no hrs specified etc.
Although I won't know for sure until I'm investigated I suppose.
I've also got PCG membership and the Randell Dorling insurance so pretty much covered.
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kesm replied

16 October 2007, 13:48
Originally posted by daviejones View Post

Works for me...

oh ok, so you get their free service and you are happy with it?
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daviejones replied

16 October 2007, 13:25
Originally posted by kesm View Post

I am with SJD accountancy and I want them to have my contract reviewed.

They say:
We can take a quick look at your contract Free Of Charge and give you our
opinion whether we think it will be classed as inside or outside IR35.
If you would like a complete review/report performed on the contract, the cost is £200 + vat (£150 if you are a client or a member of the PCG).

Has anyone got their free service? Is it anygood or shall I go with one of the other companies that specialise in IR35 review?

Many thanks.

Works for me...
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kesm started a topic SJD do IR35 checks, and good?

16 October 2007, 13:23
SJD do IR35 checks, and good?

I am with SJD accountancy and I want them to have my contract reviewed.

They say:
We can take a quick look at your contract Free Of Charge and give you our
opinion whether we think it will be classed as inside or outside IR35.
If you would like a complete review/report performed on the contract, the cost is £200 + vat (£150 if you are a client or a member of the PCG).

Has anyone got their free service? Is it anygood or shall I go with one of the other companies that specialise in IR35 review?

Many thanks.
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